What you are can do is within your SELECT statement that you're using to
populate your FormView, test for the NULL value in your table and return an
empty string in place of it. The default SelectedValue for a
RadioButtonList is an empty string, meaning that no values have been
selected.
In SQL, replace your field in the SELECT with COALESCE(fieldname, '').
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Christopher A. Reed
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"Jay" <gu*****@ommunity.nospam> wrote in message
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On my aspx page I have a FormView with a RadioButtonList bound to a column
on
a DataSource table. The form starts up in Edit mode. I want the formView
to
start up with nothing yet selected in the RadioButtonList. Is there a way
to
do this? With null in the table/column, I get a startup error complaining
the SelectedValue is invalid because it does not exist in the list of
items.
Thanks very much if someone has a way to solve this problem.
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Jay